Mazonakis Cause of Death Remains Undetermined After Autopsy
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More questions arose than were answered during the forensic examination of George Mazonakis, which took place earlier this morning at the Athens Mortuary. There are questions that need to be answered through the toxicological tests and the venous catheters used during the medical practice in the suspicious clinic in Kolonaki. According to the press information of iefimerida.gr, the autopsy began at 10 or 4 p.m. and was completed about half an ho…
The death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis on September 9, 2026, at a private medical facility in Athens has brought the topic of plasmapheresis to the forefront. While it was reported that Mazonakis was at the facility for plasmapheresis, the exact cause of death could not be determined in the autopsy. Authorities are investigating whether there is a connection between his death and the medical procedures performed.
The autopsy of George Mazonakis has been completed, with the cause of death remaining undetermined for now. The findings of the examination are under the microscope of the Authorities, while the results of the histological and toxicological tests are awaited, which may provide answers about the circumstances of his death.
A new twist in the case of the death of Giorgos Mazonakis after the statements of his lawyer and the family who noted that he is not sure that only plasmapheresis was performed at the clinic in Kolonaki. Speaking to the Star's main news bulletin about the first conclusions from the autopsy - necropsy, where the Mazonakis family had […] The post “I am not sure that only plasmapheresis was performed” - New questions about the death of G. Mazonakis…
Mystery over the causes of death of G. Mazonakis Forensic pathologist Grigoris Leon on Alpha's main news bulletin. The article Toxicological-histological tests will shed light on Mazonakis' death was originally published on AlphaTV.
The so-called "undetermined cause of death", and what exactly it means, is analyzed by forensic pathologist and Doctor of Medicine at the University of Athens, Grigoris...
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